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| | Flexible Automatic Assessment of Clarity, Complexity and Style of Students' Modula2 Programs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18) |
 | | The use of program language features is specific to Modula2 and includes the use of facilities imported from libraries, reserved words, standard identifiers, arithmetic and punctuation operators. |
 | | In Modula2, there is a distinction between facilities that are imported form standard libraries (such as ReadCard, WriteLn, sqrt and ALLOCATE) and the standard facilities that do not have to be imported (such as BOOLEAN, CARDINAL, INC and ABS). |
 | | This is essential as the emphasis of Modula2 and programming style will change as the students are introduced to control structures, data structures, procedures and modules. |
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